I have atopic dermatitis and developed persistent hand eczema from over-washing during the pandemic. I used both prescribed steroid ointments + moisturizers, but the relief was always brief. Although I still have some eczema on my body, Soteri Skin healed my hand eczema on its own. Wow. For my hands specifically, it worked better than steroids. I love the non-greasy, silky texture, and how it softens my skin. It did sting initially, but the stinging subsided as skin improved. Being able to reapply throughout the day without worrying about side effects, is a big plus. Third month in, my skin seems more resilient. Glad I stuck to the brand message: “Good things come to those who wait.” <3

I have been battling an eczema episode for a few years now. It has come and gone and more recently, it came in a very large flare. I have tried so many remedies and have taken very rigorous care of my skin. I started to use Soteri and it gave me the long term treatment and care I have desperately searched for (without steroids). I am forever grateful for and in awe of this product. The relief I have experienced has changed my life.

I've lived with lupus for about 20 years, and sun exposure sets my skin off. When it flares, it hits everywhere-my face, scalp, and the rest of my body-very red, tender, cracked, and unbearably itchy. I started using Soteri as needed. I'm often so wiped out from lupus that I forget some applications, but when I do use it, it genuinely helps-the itching and dryness back off and the redness looks calmer. It's done more for me than the other products I've tried, so I'm sticking with it.

Out of the blue, I developed a rapidly spreading, head-to-toe eczema. I went to a dermatologist, the emergency room, and was sent to an allergy clinic who put me in the hospital for three days, it was that bad. After cyclosporine, Triamcinolone, Keflex, Vistaril and Dupixent (stopped after three doses because of serious joint/muscle pain), I was turned onto Soteri on the eczema subreddit and boy, am I grateful. It does a miraculous job of keeping eczema at bay and while it does burn at the beginning, it is the only thing I've tried that actually feels soothing to my skin. My skin began improving immediately. Thank you thank you thank you!

I'm 75 and spend most days outside all year, and for about a year my face was oily with flaky patches around my nose. I usually just wash with soap and don't use much else, so I gave Soteri Skin a try. My face feels soft now, and the area around my nose looks much better-flaking isn't bothering me like it used to. I've even noticed a few lines look less noticeable. After I put it on my face, I rub whatever's left into the backs of my hands, and they feel smoother and look a touch younger too. I'm really happy with it and plan to keep using it.

My hands were a mess-very itchy, dry, red, and flaky with that tight, tense feeling. I'm on the Long Term Relief product now and my hands feel so much better than a few weeks ago. When I put it on, the itch settles down and the redness fades, and the texture of my skin feels smoother. I still have a couple tiny itchy spots, but nothing like before. I keep the tube by the kitchen sink so I remember to use it, and it's made everyday things like cooking and folding laundry a lot more comfortable.

For about six months, I experienced itchy, cracking skin on my arms and knuckles, and my hands would turn red when it flared. I started using Soteri twice a day. It tingles a little at first but settles quickly and feels soothing. It helped. My skin feels calmer and more comfortable after I put it on, and it's working better than the other creams I've tried.

I've had eczema on my forearms for about 10 years- stubborn itchy, ashy patches. Over-the-counter oatmeal creams would help briefly then stop doing much. Soteri felt like relief as soon as I put it on. I kept using it until the itch quit, and the dryness disappeared right away. The big difference is that it continued to work instead of fizzling out; after sticking with it, the flare settled and I wasn't scratching anymore. For me, it's been far better than the oatmeal products I relied on before.

I actually signed up thinking this was just general skincare for fine lines and dark circles, then realized it was for eczema and decided to use it on my legs. I've had eczema on both legs for about 6-7 years, mostly around my ankles and lower calves. After using Soteri, it's honestly been a game changer for me. The skin on my lower legs feels calmer and more comfortable, and I'm not constantly distracted by the irritation anymore. I really love it and plan to keep it in my routine.

I've had dry, rough skin on my back for about three years. When it flares, it gets red and flaky, and it tends to shift with the weather. Since starting Soteri, it's going great so far-I really like how my skin feels. My back feels smoother and calmer, and I'm more comfortable day to day. I plan to keep using it.

I get dry skin with an eczema flare about once a year, mostly on my hands and arms, and it turns scaly. I started using Soteri Skin cream and I can actually see it working-my elbows in particular look less rough and feel smoother instead of that tight, flaky texture. I really like this cream and plan to keep it in my routine. It's a relief to glance at my elbows during the day and not see the usual scaly patches.

I've been dealing with eczema for about a year and a half with dry, itchy patches on my elbows and knees, plus stubborn scaling at the back of my neck where my hairline starts. Cold Mississippi winters and certain hair products set it off, and the constant itch was wearing me down. After starting Soteri, the itchy scaling around my neck/hairline is almost cleared in some spots, and that nonstop itch finally eased up. It's a real relief to get through the day without scratching. I'm genuinely grateful I got the chance to try it and plan to keep using it.

I've been dealing with large pores, dry skin, and psoriasis for about five years-mostly on my face and a stubborn spot on my leg. When the seasons change, everything tends to flare and my skin looks dull. The Soteri Skin Starter Kit has worked so well for me. I can see and feel a real difference, and I'm a lot less frustrated with my skin now. I'm planning to stick with it.

I've dealt with dry, flaky skin on my face-especially around my eyebrows-for about five years. It makes my skin feel tight and look dull, which is frustrating when I'm getting ready for the day. Most moisturizers haven't made much difference for me. Soteri added moisture and my face wasn't as dry after using it. The flakes were less noticeable and the tight feeling eased up. Compared to other products I've tried, it did a better at keeping the area around my brows comfortable. It's helping and I will keep using it.

I’ve dealt with dry, itchy skin for several years plus random oiliness on my face and elbow. The cold weather makes my dry patches worse. I’m on the Long Term Relief cream now. My winter flare-ups feel less sharp and the elbow patch isn’t cracking as much. It's helping!

I've been dealing with very dry, flaky skin and actual skin breakage for a couple of years now, mostly on my face, arms, and knees. It tends to get worse with the seasons, which has been frustrating. I’m now on the Long Term Relief Cream . The flakiness has eased and the areas feel less irritated. It's heading the right way.

I stopped a medication some years ago and my cheeks have been super reactive, irritated, bright red, burning hot during flares; sun sets it off. I’m now on the Long Term Relief cream. The biggest thing is it hasn’t stung, and the redness settles faster when I’m consistent. It feels gentle

For a couple months I’ve had dry skin with some acne around chin/cheeks - red, a little bumpy, no clear trigger. I’m now on the Long Term Relief cream. The dryness is improving without making the acne worse, and my chin feels less rough. I’m still watching the bumps, but it’s been a decent balance.

I’ve had dry skin for several years on my chin, random spots on arms, ankles/feet and winter makes my face the worst. I’m now on the Long Term Relief Cream. My cheeks are less tight after being out doors and the flaking is down.

After using the Long Term Relief product, my skin feels more comfortable overall and I’m seeing less flaking in my usual trouble areas.

I've had dryness on my face for several years, plus a fine line that looks more noticeable when my skin turns dull. After using Soteri Skin, my face feels less itchy and not as raw as it used to be. It did not have any side effects, which used to be my main concern

I’ve had itchy red rashes on my arms for a couple years and summer sets them off. I’m now using the Long Term Relief product. The heat still triggers some redness, but the itch settles fast and I’m scratching less during the day. That’s a win for me!

I've had dry, flaky skin on my arms and face for about a year. I’m now using the Long Term Relief product. The itch around my eyebrows has eased and the redness near my nose isn’t as bright. I'm impressed and will continue to use it.

I've dealt with eczema for about 10 years, and this past month has been especially tough with the heat. I get itchy rashes on my arms, armpits, hands, behind my knees, and my neck. When it flares, I feel on edge and honestly a bit nervous because stress and season changes can set it off. I’m now using the Long Term Relief cream now and I feel a little more stable. I still flare, but the itch doesn’t take over my whole day the way it was, and my neck looks less inflamed.

My skin's a mix of dry and oily, but for a few months my face and arms were just rough, itchy, and breaking out. I started using Soteri morning and night instead of my usual moisturizer. It goes on comfortably-no tingling for me-and I liked not needing to add anything on top. I keep the tube by my bathroom sink so I don't forget.

I've dealt with eczema since my early teens, mostly across my forehead, back, and scalp, with random flare-ups on my elbows and shoulder. After starting Soteri, the itching completely stopped. I absolutely love it. I can feel a real change in how moisturized my skin is, and I'm not scratching at my scalp or back anymore. It's just calmer and more comfortable, which is such a relief.

I've had rough, flaky patches on my face for over a decade-mostly along the sides of my nose, in my eyebrows, and into my scalp. Dairy can set it off, so I'm careful, but the dryness always found a way back. I used Soteri's Phase 1 and then moved to Phase 2. The cream feels very moisturizing without being heavy, and a tiny bit goes a long way. It doesn't leave any residue or clog my skin. I'm seeing less flaking and real relief from the dryness, and my face just looks healthier overall. I've even gotten compliments on my skin on days I skip makeup, which is a first for me. I'm sticking with it.

For a couple of months I was dealing with itchy, burning, inflamed, very dry skin-behind my leg, between my arms, and the back of my neck. It would get pretty red and seemed to react to changes in weather or what I was doing. I followed the two-step routine and I'm on the Long Term Relief product now. I use it twice a day, especially right after showering, and the difference has been clear: my skin feels calmer, less red, and not nearly as dry. The burning and itch have eased up, and overall things are going exceptionally well. I'm sticking with this routine.